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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1912
Page
7
Real estate sale notice offers a fine old residence with water running through a barn and outbuildings in Columbus across from Corry, plus a store building with second floor living rooms. Owner Mrs. 8 A Gordon, Los Angeles, advertises half-price houses and lots via G R Powell Realty.
Real estate for sale includes multiple parcels: 66 acres with 40 cleared, 46 acres wooded, a 10 4-2 acre house with barn and outbuildings, two wells, and location near trolley lines. Additional farms range from 126 to 360 acres with good buildings, water, and access. several parcels near Corry with trees, fruit, and vineyard notes. A large 18720 square foot building is offered for rent with yard space and permanent aiding. contact A Apps at Br. Rad Bldg Corry Pa.
Three attractive homes offered with options for single or dual family use. No. 1 a nine room double lot residence, No. 2 a six room cottage bungalow with bath and open staircase, No. 3 a six room home with large lot. Best offer takes all or any one property. Cash or easy payments. See owner at 521 West Wayne Street. Also for sale at 642 West Church Street. Inquire on premises. Found gentleman's umbrella. Jail at the Journal offices test work.
Multiple rental notices list furnished and unfurnished rooms with board half a block from Imperial Hotel and 2nd floor suites at First Avenue. Also included are eight and ten room houses with baths, garden plots, and an employment office seeking hotel and private help. Lost items include a gold bar pin and a locket with reward offered.
Female help wanted for dishwasher duties at the Al Housework Theatre located at 104 Mast Park Place. Apply by the end of the month.
A June 7 strike by Boston Elevated Railway Co. workers left positions empty, drawing a call for experienced motor men to fill vacancies. The company offers permanent roles to qualified applicants, requesting nationality, age, height, experience and references for interviews at the Everett Hotel in Jamestown, N.Y.
Miscellaneous sale and trade ads from The Journal Office listing motorcycles apparel and a plane for sale or trade. Inquiries directed to multiple addresses including 120 East Frying Street and 102 Brooks Street with names A Williams Farnham Wells and J H Clough as contact points.
Live stock listing shows 100 thoroughbred white Leghorns age one year and 200 spring chickens for sale at four dollars. Also advertisements for young pigs, a young medium weight draft team with Thquire at East Smith Street, and a heavy work team 3,000 pounds with harness and wagon all offered by local sellers in Marion district.
Ground will be broken soon for a new church for deaf-mm in Philadelphia. Plans for the birth and parish house are nearly done. The church, for the Al Bouls Protestant Episcopal congregation, is financed by a $25,000 gift from T. Broom Belfeld via the Episcopal Commission on Work Among the Deaf. The congregation formerly worshipped in a small building at Franklin and Brown streets and has about 250 deaf members.
A fragmentary line shows two speakers debating reconciliation as one suspects an offer to bury the hatchet while the other questions what this would mean for ongoing hostilities. The dialogue hints at lingering tensions and a possible shift toward peace or continued antagonism.
Fragmented text lists color prices and product phrases with a mix of cents and product names, but lacks complete sentences or identifiable items. The readable bits reference black and white and QLED products with price markers such as 43 cents and 89 cents, suggesting a period ad format.
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